If you have a lot of money, which countries have a higher "ceiling" than Korea?

To be honest, in Korea, money can solve most problems.
Even when committing the same crime, the sentence varies wildly depending on whether you hire a luxury legal team from a major law firm or a standard public defender based on your income.
If you have money, many people approach you with interest, making it easy to form influential networks.
If you get sick, you can recover quickly by using top-tier medicine at the highest-end hospitals, and so on.
But beyond these things, I'm curious to hear your thoughts on whether there are countries where you can do things that make you think, "Wait, money can even do *this*?" beyond your imagination.
Of course, please exclude developing nations. In places like Suriname, where the rule of law isn't fundamentally established, you can settle a murder with a bribe; however, that's more a characteristic of an underdeveloped society in a developing nation rather than capitalism itself + living there doesn't exactly feel like the "ceiling" is higher than Korea's.